anaheim-gazette 1961-08-10

ASC Offers Plan on Cuba, 'Red' Expansion in West With a strong note of urgency, the American Security Council's National Strategy Committee today released its plan for strangling Communist expansion in Cuba and Latin America. Urging the U.S. to "be firm, take a stand, and act like the leader it used to be," the report suggested we: 1. Take a firm stand against Communist expansion then tell and show the world we mean what we say—that the Monroe Doctrine is not dead! 2. Declare the Western Hemisphere to be a "peace zone," and tell the world we mean to keep it that way through use of national power, if necessary. 3. Declare all Communist war material, including fuel, as contraband and prohibit its shipment into the peace zone. 4. Use national power to send back, jettison or seize all contraband sent into the peace zone. 5. Adopt as U.S. policy the coasting of Castro's Communist dictatorship from Cuba, and enlist active support from anti-Castro and anti-Communist forces. Loyd Wright, past chairman of the bipartisan Commission on Government Security formed by Congress; past president of the American Bar Association; chairman, International Bar Association. Lt. General Edward M. Almond, USA (Ret.); former Commander of X Corps at Inchon, Korea; Chief of Staff, occupied areas; and former Commandant of the Army War College. Admiral Ben Moreell, USN (Ret.); former chairman of the board, Jones & Laughlin Steel Company; and now chairman, Americans for Constitutional Action. Admiral Arthur W. Radford, USN (Ret.); former Commander in Chief, Pacific; and chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff. Admiral Felix B. Stump, USN (Ret.); former Commander in Chief, Pacific; and now vice chairman, Freedoms Foundation. Rear Admiral Chester C. Ward, USN (Ret.); former Judge Advocate General of the Navy; and former professor of international law at George Washington University. Heart . . . (Continued from Page 1.) been able to produce heart attacks in dogs. Then we moved all signs of heart attacks by constricting the which is the great a through which the heart p blood into the body. "This operation forces into the injured part of heart wall by route of blood vessels which the ordinarily does not use. "As you know, in corp thrombosis a blood clot in artery in the heart wall vents blood from reachi portion of this wall. Our reation pumps blood in by a ferent route. Our present search is to make our oper safer and easier." Dr. Krohn explained that is requesting funds go to Mary's Long Beach Hospital non-profit hospital. He said budget submitted account every dollar to be spent. He said that progress will slow and inadequate on co using the project without a grant. "If we can stop the sands of deaths a year coronary thrombosis, the will be owed to everybody made it possible to comp this research," Krohn said. Assisting Krohn with heart research have been t 4—Use national power to send back, jettison or seize all contraband sent into the peace zone. 5—Adopt as U.S. policy the ousting of Castro's Communist dictatorship from Cuba, and enlist active support from anti-Castro and anti-Communist forces in Latin America to help us get the job done. 6—Develop and expedite a tailor-made information program for our hemisphere which makes it clear that we won't tolerate guerrilla invasions and power seizures of Latin American countries by Cuban or other Communist forces... or Communist expansion of any kind. 7—Use our national power to the extent and in the manner required to free the Cuban people and give them the right of self-determination. The report, signed by members of the top-level civilian committee, said the U.S. should undertake these objectives immediately in cooperation with other American states. "But we would do it alone, if necessary," the report also declared. The following distinguished Americans are listed as members of the committee which signed the report: Anaheim Comment (Continued from Page 1-A) mendous tax hike for city residents? But most important is: Why should Anaheim be asked to foot the bill for other school districts around the state? This new state ruling has far-reaching effects. And it virtually takes local control out of the city school boards' hands. What probably will be done is to buckle under to the state edict and figure it's "only another tax." But there is a better way. It can only come when residents decide they want local school control back. This can happen if they start demanding it now. Entries ... (Continued from Page 1-A) lily those in the beginner intermediate stages. Events will be conducted both boys and girls age 18 and under, 15 and under and under and 11 and under. There will be a 25 cents fee and a consolation event time permits. All entrants are invited to awards party at the home Mr. and Mrs., Armstrong, N. Pine St., Anaheim on day, August 25 at 7:30 P.M. The tournament committee will be the Anaheim Recreation Tennis instructors and en blanks may be obtained at of the tennis centers or at Recreation Department, 309 Harbor St. GRAND CHAMPION OF SHOW MARKET HOG—Larry Cosby—member of the Buena Park Happy Hayseeds 4-H Club—is shown with his Grand Champion of Show Market Hog he sold at the 1961 Orange County Fair's Junior Livestock Auction, Friday, to Alpha Beta Markets for a total of $281.25. With Larry is V. F. Farris of the Alpha Beta Markets that bid the animal in at $1.25 cents per lb., with Friday's market price at 19 cents per lb. Heart ... (Continued from Page 1-A) Can able to produce heart attacks in dogs. Then we received all signs of heart attacks by constricting the aorta which is the great artery through which the heart pumps into the body. This operation forces blood to the injured part of the heart wall by route of spare vessels which the heart normally does not use. As you know, in coronary thrombosis a blood clot in an artery in the heart wall prevents blood from reaching a section of this wall. Our operation pumps blood in by a different route. Our present research is to make our operation easier." Mr. Krohn explained that he requested funds go to St. Mary's Long Beach Hospital, a-profit hospital. He said the budget submitted accounts for every dollar to be spent. He said that progress will be made and inadequate on continuing the project without such grant. If we can stop the thousands of deaths a year from coronary thrombosis, the credit be owed to everybody who made it possible to complete research." Krohn said. Assisting Krohn with the research have been these sessions... (Continued from Page 1-A) ed. A full week's transportation is expected to cost each person using the service $7.50, with tickets transferable from day to day. "Students, teachers, clergy... Sessions ... (Continued from Page 1-A) ed. A full week's transportation is expected to cost each person using the service $7.50, with tickets transferable from day to day. "Students, teachers, clergy-men, policemen and firemen are being offered one-half price tickets to the five-day school," said the spokesmen, "and we now have tickets purchased by community leaders for those unable to afford the price of daily attendance. At this time, our group has available on a first come first served basis, 25 free tickets for each of the five days." Reservations to the August 17 dinner meeting can be made by calling TR 1-7600, or MI 6-8888 (beach). These same phone numbers will serve as information or reservation centers for attendance and transportation to the Southern California School of Anti-Communism. Good Supply Of Vaccine Reported Here Vaccine for approximately 17 thousand polio shots is stored and ready for use in the Orange County polio clinics, Dr. Thomas E. Hanigan, president of the Orange County Medical Association (OCMA) announced today. "Barring unforeseen demands, this stored supply will be sufficient for all clinics through September, at which time another supply large enough for the remainder of the clinic schedule is expected to be ready," Dr. Hanigan said. "Naturally, we cannot know with absolute certainty how many persons will come to the clinics. But based on last year's records, the on-hand sun..." 4-H CLOVERLEAFS ARE LUCKY TOO—Memoir of the Yorba Linda Clover Leaf 4-H Club, from Keith Squires of 17591 Buena Vista Ave., Yorla Linda; Pat Horton of 1831 E. Walnut St., Anaheim Kent Livingston of 7161 S. Lawrence St., Placer and Dyna Lee of 16621 Lathrop Dr., Yorba Linda are shown in the book their club entered in the Anaheim Resident Ends Paul G. Dumin, 3126 Del Monte Drive, Anaheim, was discharged from the U.S. Air Force on July 28 and to become branch manager for a... "Barring unforeseen demands, this stored supply will be sufficient for all clinics through September, at which time another supply large enough for the remainder of the clinic schedule is expected to be ready," Dr. Hanigan said. "Naturally, we cannot know with absolute certainty how many persons will come to the clinics. But based on last year's records, the on-hand supply of vaccine seems adequate for the present time," the physician explained. Furthermore, he poined out, it is possible that the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) will approve the oral vaccine now under study while the local supply of Salk vaccine is still being used. If this occurs, he said, the vaccine supplier for the clinics is ready to make the new orally-administered material available. A series of polio clinics is being held at hospitals and other sites around the county this year. For persons able to pay, the shots are $1. They are free to persons unable to pay. Doctors donate their time to the clinics. Attends Course Frank C. Brix, 1677 Chateau Pl., Anaheim, is at the University of Southern California this week attending the first of two case study courses sponsored by the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers. USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 Paul G. Dumin, 3126 Del Monte Drive, Anaheim, was discharged from the U.S. Air Force on July 28 and to become branch manager for a costume jewelry firm with headquarters in Downey. Dumin's discharge closes a colorful military career that spanned service in both the German Luftwaffe and the U.S. Air Force. Dumin was born in Beatrice, Nebraska, but in 1935 his German-born parents, the Rev. and Mrs. August Dumin, returned to Germany as missionaries. Then in 1943, the 17-year-old boy was caught by Hitler's decree that "all born of German blood are German." He was drafted first in a compulsory labor camp, and then into the Luftwaffe as a student pilot. As an American by birth, Dumin was promised he would not be required to fight against his own people, but would be utilized on the Russian front. This promise was broken when lack of planes forced curtailment of the Luftwaffe program. He was picked for the Ardennes maneuver when German troops were dressed in Allied uniforms to infiltrate the American lines. Dumin refused to fight against U.S. troops and was courtmartialed. On the way to prison camp, his train was straffled by P-51 Mustangs of the U.S. Air Force. He escaped during the confusion. He his way to his parents' where he hid until he received a tip that the security were looking for him. Dumin went back to the front where he unknowingly reported suicide "do-or-die" unit eating against the Poles in Bremen area. When asked orders assigning him to unit, he claimed they were in the strafing. In late April 1945, Dumin was wounded by shrap Three days later, enroute the hospital, he was hit by machinegun fire. Then while the hospital he was captured by Canadian soldiers. This ended his part in war, but it was the beginning of a private war that pitted him and Cupid on one against East German quiescence as he kept sneaking across guarded frontier to see his future wife in Leipzig. They married there in 1950. The following year he permitted to return to the war but could not get his fare out of East Germany. The 1953 he returned to Germany as a member of the U.S. Army Forces and resumed effort getting them free. After one attempt when they were caught and returned, Dumin, son Tommy and parents were successful in getting to West Berlin. Eventu sign concept in revolution6750 apartg one direcsenior citination to include medical care and drugs, short of hospitalization, in monthly payments. The $150 million, 541-acre community, developed by Ross W. Cortese, will include three huge clubhouses, equipped with a wide range of hobby facilities, golf course, library and 2500-seat amphitheater. A 12½-acre shopping center and medical center also will be provided. Units will go on sale in mid-August. LOVER LEAF "4-H" CLUB YORBA LINDA IS FOR ART, ACCURACY, AND ACHIEVEMENT. IS FOR MAKING THE BEST, BETTER. IS FOR BEGINNERS. IS FOR CARE AND COST OF THES. LUCKY TOO—Members leaf 4-H Club, from left,ena Vista Ave., Yorba E. Walnut St., Anaheim;Lawrence St., Placentia;throp Dr., Yorba Linda,club entered in the 1961 Orange County Fair Junior Department Feature Exhibits division. The booth, designed around 4-H activities, won the chapter a $60 first place premium along with other first place winners: the West Orange Agriculture 4-H Club, the La Habra FFA chapter, and the Placentia FFA chapter. ENT Ends Colorful AF Career U.S. Air Force. He escaped during the confusion. He made way to his parents' home where he hid until he received all came to the U.S. where they joined Dumin's parents who got away from the Communists in 1949. wards Air Force Base, Calif., where he had an administrative position with the Directorate of Flight Test, the unit that ENT Ends Colorful AF Career U.S. Air Force. He escaped during the confusion. He made way to his parents' home here he hid until he received tip that the security police were looking for him. Dumin went back to the front where unknowingly reported to a decide "do-or-die" unit operating against the Poles in the men area. When asked for officers assigning him to the task, he claimed they were lost in the strafing. In late April 1945, Dumin was wounded by shrapnel three days later, enroute to hospital, he was hit with machinegun fire. Then while in hospital he was captured by Canadian soldiers. This ended his part in the war but it was the beginning of a private war that pitted and Cupid on one side against East German quislings who kept sneaking across thearded frontier to see his wife in Leipzig. They were married there in 1950. The following year he wasmitted to return to the U.S., could not get his family of East Germany. Then in he returned to Germany member of the U.S. Armed forces and resumed efforts to them free. After one attempt when they caught and returned, Mrs. Dumin, son Tommy and her ents were successful in getting to West Berlin. Eventually all came to the U.S. where they joined Dumin's parents who got away from the Communists in 1949. From that time until his discharge in July 1961, Dumin served with the U.S. Air Force. His last assignment was at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., where he had an administrative position with the Directorate of Flight Test, the unit that handles all test flying of new U.S.A.F. aircraft, including the X-15 manned research rocket plane. What you can do to fight... CONSTANTLY OBEY ALL LAWS EPORT TO PROPER AUTHORITIES INFORMATION YOU HAVE ABOUT ANY CRIMINAL ACTIVITY NSIST ON GOOD GOVERNMENT AT ALL LEVELS MAKE YOUR INFLUENCE FELT IN SUPPORT OF ADEQUATE PAY, TRAINING AND FACILITIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS DUCATE YOUR CHILDREN TO RESPECT LAW AND ORDER J. Edgar Hoover, Director Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Department of Justice LAWS PROTECT YOU... HELP ENFORCE THEM!